The way the tools lay out in Acrobat 11 are very easy for page replacements. Because the documents we work with are lengthy and complex, I'd like to see Replace tool much easier to work with.

I want to see simultaneously:
* Bookmarks or Thumbnails
* The PDF pages (current document)
* the Replace tool icon ready to use

In the current product (Acrobat Std DC 2019.021.20056) has an icon for Replace that is hard to find, and when clicked, you are forced into a visual layout that is rather difficult.

I need to navigate with my bookmarks, or with thumbnails and then get a visual on the page itself to confirm changes were made, then be able to click the Replace tool icon without any disorienting screen changes.

I work with large format CAD drawings, and your little thumbnails, even when enlarged with the slider, do not provide enough detail for visual confirmations of where I'm at, and were my changes made on the page or replaced page. There are things I must read. I do not want the view changing unless I do it.

In short, the process for Replacing pages was very good in Acrobat 11, but it has become very cumbersome in DC 2019.021.20056, go back!!

Password protected files ask for password to be entered twice.

1. 
   

    If the document is opened directly from Outlook: when user opens a password protected PDF from Outlook:
   
   

   • It will ask user to enter password once (the password for the file)
   • It will again seek password to enable all features in the document

   
   


2. 
   

    If the PDF is saved from Outlook to the local machine: 
   
   

   • It will ask user to enter password twice same as above scenario
   • However when the same file is accessed for second time, it will not prompt for password to enable the features again, password will need to be entered just once going forward (which is the password for the file)

   
   

Could we please request for the second authentication to be removed?

Let's say we have a document 40 pages long. The usefulness of all 40 pages vary because of end-user knowledge.
As such,
Master users will preferably only read 5 out of those 40 pages.
Experienced will read 15 pages
Intermediates 30 pages
First time users 40 pages.

Now this already is possible with a plug-in, but I fail to understand why Adobe don't see plug-ins as a clear sign that users want / need the functionality.

Ok, what would be great is being able to script a user end button that calls the sort bookmarks function. The PDF would already have bookmarks on the pages that needed to be put together.
But if a "master" then clicks the "master" button, the script reorders the specific pages and puts those exact 5 pages in the beginning of the document.

Like I said, this is already possible with purchasable scripts, but it really should be built in in Acrobat and perhaps even more importantly in InDesign also (or instead…)

Same goes for the other types of users.

I open all PDF files just fine. After anywhere from 20 mins to an a couple hours I will receive an error "Insufficient data for an image" and the document goes blank - all pages are white. If I have multiple PDFs open the same thing happens to other files, though may get different error such as "There was an error while reading a stream." but all pages similarly go blank. Have to close all and reopen. Files may or may not have comments in them. Seems to happen to any and all files.

Running Windows 10 Pro, 32 Gb Ram 64-bit 3.6Ghz
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (19.010.20098)
No updates available.
Can Generate System Report if needed.

Idea in short: pin the page you are interested in to the left side of your screen while continuing to work with the rest of your document.

As a finance professional, while working with pdf documents, I have to print them out in order to be able to compare some numbers on two different pages or from two different documents. While it is possible to open two documents and compare the pages you are interested in (although the process of arranging two documents on one screen is not as smooth as I wish it be), comparing numbers in one document on pages for example 1 and 5 is hard without printing. I believe that an option to pin the page you are interested in (with it’s automatic placement to the left side of the screen at half-screen size) with the possibility of working through the other parts of the documents, will significantly decrease the need of printing out and will reduce the use of paper.
2 versions:

1) Working with two documents: open two documents in this “pinned way” and both documents will be automatically sized to the ½ of the screen. Pin the page on one of the documents while continuing to work with the second.

2) Working with one document: Open the document. Pin the page and it will be automatically sized to the ½ of the screen (left of right side) while you can continue to work with the rest of the document.

I am able to select/interact with the geospatial data in my individual Geospatial PDFs using the Object Data Tool. But once I combine 2 or more of the Geospatial PDFs, using the Combine Files tool in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, the Object Data Tool no longer works and I can't interact with the underlying data anymore.

I called Adobe Customer Service about this issue and they said that the Combine File tool was flattening out the objects in the PDF resulting in me loosing access to the geospatial capabilities. Can Adobe fix this in the next update?

I've attached 2 PDF files, "AdobeTest1" is a single Geospatial PDF and works correctly when using the Object Data Tool. While "AdobeTest_Combined" is a PDF that contains 2 PDF files that were combined using the Combine Files tool and I'm not able to access the geospatial data using the Object Data Tool.